When I tried testing the application with `curl`, I got `000` as response.
For my environment, escaping the braces results in the variable not being expanded.
But because of outputting to `/dev/null`, I didn't see the error message `curl: (6) Could not resolve host: ${GATEWAY_URL}`
I'm using zsh under macOS.
* Add initial doc changes related to tracing provider and support for zipkin backend
* Suggestion for way to incorporate more tracing backends - using text from lightstep PR #2844
* Update based on review comments. Moved lightstep content (from #2844 to subfolder
* Add more zipkin content and images
* Remove jaeger from dt page
* Updates following comments
* Updates to address comments
* initial version
* ServiceEntry -> service entry (in text)
* config map -> `ConfigMap`
* fix a link
* task -> example
* through such proxy -> through it
* elaborate what has been done after the proxy is deployed and tested
* split a long line
* explain why there is no need to define service entries for external services accessed through the proxy
* rewrite the sentence about simulating the proxy outside the cluster
* check the log and see your request -> check the log for your request
* HTTP CONNECT method -> the HTTP CONNECT method
* between the application and the proxies -> between the application and the proxy
* add explanation how this example is different from other egress examples
* update chart requirements
adding `helm dep up` which is required for the install to succeed
* note about relative refs
* remove redundant space
* grammer and passive voice
Co-Authored-By: itaysk <itay@itaysk.com>
* helm repo add
* documentation for end-user authencation on ingress-gateway (#2243)
* documentation for end-user authencation on ingress-gateway
* address comments
* address comments
* address comment
* Move end user authentication on Ingress section to securtity.
* Minor text change.
* Revert edit in traffic management doc.
* Remove Ingress example. Replace it with a single sentence.
* Addressed comment.
* This removes the canned credentials in the instructions. So a user can't just copy-n-paste the instructions and always get the same credentials - they have to enter their own username and passphrase.
* remove reference to the helm readme
* use text-bash
* changes as per review
* need the -n option to echo to correctly base64 encode the creds
This adds a new Task under the Traffic Management module for showcasing
Istio's Weighted TCP Routing feature.
Signed-off-by: Venil Noronha <veniln@vmware.com>